Warriors Shutout Lumberjacks in Decisive Victory

Ryan Shaugabay scores twice as Warroad dominates Bemidji High School boys hockey team

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

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The Warroad Warriors defeated the Bemidji High School Lumberjacks 5-0 in a dominant performance on the ice. Ayven Hontvet and Ryan Shaugabay scored in the first period, Rodrick Johnson added a goal in the second, and Shaugabay and Hendrickson scored in the third to complete the shutout win. Warroad goaltender Patrick Kennedy made all 16 saves, while Bemidji's Christian Hill stopped 25 shots.

Why it matters

This decisive victory for Warroad over Bemidji highlights the Warriors' strong season and their ability to shut down their opponents. The Lumberjacks will need to regroup and find ways to generate more offense against top teams like Warroad as they look to finish their season strong.

The details

Warroad came out firing, scoring twice in the first period to take control of the game. The Warriors continued to dominate possession and scoring chances throughout, adding three more goals in the second and third periods to seal the convincing win. Warroad's defense was stifling, limiting Bemidji's opportunities and allowing their goaltender to record the shutout.

  • The game was played on Tuesday, February 11, 2026.

The players

Ryan Shaugabay

A forward for the Warroad Warriors who scored two goals in the game.

Patrick Kennedy

The goaltender for the Warroad Warriors who made 16 saves to record the shutout.

Christian Hill

The goaltender for the Bemidji High School Lumberjacks who made 25 saves in the losing effort.

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What’s next

Warroad will look to continue their strong season as they prepare for the upcoming playoffs, while Bemidji will need to regroup and find ways to generate more offense against top teams.

The takeaway

Warroad's dominant performance showcases their status as one of the top teams in the region, while Bemidji will need to make adjustments to compete with the elite programs in the state.